Erich Maria Remarque. The life of a loan (№ 412551)

She knew that the hat that goes to you serves as a greater moral support than a whole set of laws. She knew that in the thinnest evening dress, if it fits well, you can not catch a cold, but it is easy to catch a cold in the dress that irritates you, or in the double of which you see on the same evening on another woman; such things seemed irrefutable to Lillian, like chemical formulas. But she also knew that in moments of hard emotional experience, dresses can become either good friends or sworn enemies; without their help, a woman feels completely lost, but when they help her, as friendly hands help, it is much easier for a woman in a difficult moment. In all this there is not a grain of vulgarity, just do not forget how important the little things are in life.